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Hiding the wires

Yaka

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anyone got any tips on hdinge cables? i got a glass desk with a fair bit of kit on like pcs, monitors amps and consoles all there is alot of wires on show and need advice on hiding them
 
first thing that comes to mind is wire ties and black split loom
 
yep i am, i i tried using cabel ties for all the aire bar the keyboard an mouse ones but it still looks messy
 
Fire. Fire can hide everything, including incriminating evidence.
 
Yaka said:
anyone got any tips on hdinge cables? i got a glass desk with a fair bit of kit on like pcs, monitors amps and consoles all there is alot of wires on show and need advice on hiding them

My better half took the time to actually wind & twist all the wires in her office into one huge thick wire & then I cable tied it in 3 places. Looks better but not perfect.
 
CSI is a great show and a great way to hide evidence is to burn the scene, while they are in there investigating. Stupid criminals.

Anyways, try some conduit. That'll help hide them in your house. Some inventive tricks to hide wires in your case (duct tape).
 
ZigZagZeppelin said:
My better half took the time to actually wind & twist all the wires in her office into one huge thick wire & then I cable tied it in 3 places. Looks better but not perfect.

that is a prety good idea i just tired it on my bros room he has less cables/wires on show than me but it did reduces the lenth of his cables, just one thing ethernet cables are a no-no we thought his cable modem got naffed at first
 
ZigZagZeppelin said:
My better half took the time to actually wind & twist all the wires in her office into one huge thick wire & then I cable tied it in 3 places. Looks better but not perfect.

I dont like the sound of that. Say if you need to remove the mouse from the computer, you have to untwist all those cables. It sounds like a good idea, until you need to remove a part, and then you have a hassle ahead of you.
 
Yaka said:
anyone got any tips on hdinge cables? i got a glass desk with a fair bit of kit on like pcs, monitors amps and consoles all there is alot of wires on show and need advice on hiding them
What is the frame of your glass desk made of? If it's pipe, you could try and get some similar pipe to route the wires through. or PVC pipe, painted to match, & run along the back edge of the desk with well placed openings for the wires where they come out to the individual components. This way, if you need to pull the mouse or keyboard wire out for some reason, as long as you got pipe that's slightly oversized, you should be able to just pull it right out. (HINT: tie a piece of string to one end before you pull it out so you can retie the string & pull it back through the pipe later)
 
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